The 2009 SEATA Athletic Training Student Symposium will be
held Feb. 6-7 at the Crown Plaza Ravinia Hotel in Atlanta, GA.
Ray Castle, PhD, ATC, of Louisiana State University is the
Workshop Coordinator. R.T. Floyd, EdD, ATC, of The University
of West Alabama is the Competencies in Athletic Training
Director.
(Click on the Sessions below for detailed tentative
schedules)
Education
Two simultaneous sessions
will be offered (college students freshman through graduate
level), both beginning at 8:00 a.m. Friday, Feb. 6
and ending at 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7. The sessions are:
Session I:
Foundations of Athletic Training Workshop (open to all
athletic training students) Session I is separated into two concurrent tracks based
upon the students level athletic training. For
questions about the Foundations of Athletic Training
Workshop, contact: Ray Castle, PhD, ATC (225) 578-7175
or
RCASTL1@lsu.edu
Track A
- Prevention, Evaluation, and Initial
Management of Athletic Injuries (designed
for pre-athletic training & 1st year students)
Limited to 1st 170
registrants
Track B
- Therapeutic Exercise, Modalities, and
Professional Development (designed for 2nd
year athletic training students)
Limited to 1st 170
registrants
Session II:
Competencies in Athletic Training Workshop
(for senior and graduate students preparing to take the
BOC certification exam) For questions about the
Competencies in Athletic Training Workshop, contact: R.T. Floyd, EdD, ATC
(205) 652-3714 or
rtf@uwa.eduLimited to 1st 240
registrants
Registrants of the Competencies in Athletic
Training Workshop go to this password protected
website to take the Mock Exam, review the answers
and download
presentations, documents, from the conference:
https://atss-seata.occutrain.com/
If you were registered you should have received
an email to provide you with the user name and
password.
Research
SEATA is calling for Case Study Abstracts authored by
athletic training students.
The student authors of the top 15 abstracts will be chosen
to present in a case study moderated session. A faculty or
staff person from the institution of the student submitting
the abstract must be a co-author and must have been directly
involved in the medical treatment/care of the clinical case.
Submissions selected for formal presentation will provide a
15 minute summary of their case study at the symposium
during Clinical Case Study sessions. Each session will be
moderated by an ATC presentation faculty member, with 3-4
students presenting per session; the student presenters will
also answer questions from the audience during the sessions
Q&A.
SEATA Call
for Case Study Abstracts authored by athletic training
students for 2009 Annual Athletic Training Student Workshop
Registration
Advance registration for the symposium is $75. To qualify for
the pre-registration price, online
registration must be submitted by Monday, Jan. 26, 2009 via
https://www.SignUp4.net/Public/ap.aspx?EID=SEAT33E. Please
make every effort to register online. If you choose to
send a check or register as a group, please register online
and mail a list of the names registered or a copy of your
registration confirmation with your check to Jim Mackie,
SEATA Treasurer, 12133 Cheyenne Trail, Jacksonville, FL
32223.
Mail-in registration forms at
www.seata.org/09atssreg.doc must be postmarked no later than midnight,
Tuesday,
January
20. Based
on availability, registration on-site will posted as
AVAILABLE on the symposiums website, and will be on a
first-come; first available basis at $90.00
each. Early
registration packet pickup is Thursday from 8:00 pm - 10 pm
in Ravinia Lobby.SEATA Refund
Policy
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Exhibitors
and Corporate Partners
If you are interested in exhibiting or if you know of an interested
exhibitor or would like to refer someone to SEATA for Corporate
Partnership, please see our
SEATA
Corporate Partner Plan.
Accommodations The
Crown Plaza Ravinia is
the host hotel. Room rates are $107. Rooms must be reserved
by Jan 21, 2009 to ensure this room rate. Make your reservations
online at
Connections or for more information call Connections at (404) 842-0000
or 1-800-262-9974.
Organization & Administration,
Professional Development & Responsibility
-
(Jane Steinberg, MA, ATC)
1:25 - 2:25
Principles of Rehabilitation with Lab -
(Bill Prentice, PhD, PT, ATC, FNATA)
2:25 - 3:15
Hip & Thigh with Lab -
(Cathy
Brown, PhD, ATC)
3:15 - 3:25
Break - Visit exhibits
3:25 - 4:15
Knee with Lab - (Gary
Wilkerson, EdD, ATC, FNATA)
4:15 - 5:05
Foot, Ankle & Leg with Lab - (Tom
Kaminski, PhD, ATC, FACSM)
5:05 - 5:10
Final Comments & Evaluation - (R.T. Floyd,
EdD, ATC, CSCS)
All students who attend the
24th Annual SEATA Athletic Training Student
Symposium
receive a $15.00 discount on pre-registration to
attend the
34th Annual SEATA
Clinical Symposium & Members Meeting,
March
18-22, 2009 Discount
available to non-certified students only
